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BASTIAT, FREDERIC (18o1185o) , French economist, was the son of a merchant of Bayonne, and was born in that town on the 29th of June 18o1. Educated at the colleges of Saint-Sever and of Soreze, he entered in 1818 the counting- house
practical
jure sanguinis, may succeed by destination, where he is specially called to the succession by entail or testament. In Scotland , as in England, a bastard can have no legal heirs except those of his own body
heir . Formerly bastards in Scotland without issue of their own could not make a will, but this disability was removed by a statute
According to the common law, which is the law of England, a bastard cannot be divested of his state of illegitimacy, unless by the supreme power of an act of . But in those countries which have followed the Roman or civil law, a bastard's status may be provisional, and he can be made legitimate by the subsequent marriage
AUTIIORITIEs.Bacquet, Traite de la batardise (1608) ; Du Cange, Gloss
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